14 May 2004

Service Contract Received from Ophthalmology Lab

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Lenox Laser has recently been awarded an optical service contract from the Ophthalmology Department at University of Maryland.

Tim Rhodes (pictured left), a veteran Lenox Laser Lab Technician heads up a team of technicians that visits UMD once a week to service, clean, calibrate, repair, and help design their critical equipment. Tim’s precision skills, experience, and tools allow him to do extremely critical tasks on very expensive lab equipment.

Robyn Preist, the clinical manager at the UMD Department of Ophthalmology has been so impressed by Tim’s dedication and skills that they have asked him to work extra hours in order to clean other various equipment.

7 May 2004

Towson University e-Commerce Meeting

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On Wednesday May 5th 2004 Lenox Laser met with the e-Commerce student group at Towson University. Joseph d’Entremont founder and president of Lenox Laser presented a digital overview of the company’s website highlighting its current marketing, products, and financial strategies. In this new era of e-Commerce business activity it was exciting to see a student group with sincere enthusiasm and genuine motivation for the future.

We look forward to the student groups’ visit and tour of our Glen Arm facility. A special thank you goes out to Ms. Laleh M. Srnec part of the Department of Marketing and e-Business , as well as the President and Vice President of e-Commerce group for allowing us to participate in this session.

Students (middle right) envisioning as they look through a microscopic hole drilled through the eye of FDR on the Million Dollar Dime

7 May 2004

Pinhole Photography Competition with Goucher

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Lenox Laser made a visit local Goucher College to discuss an innovative new Pinhole Photography study and competition for Goucher College’s nearly 1300 students. Andrea Loepker, school Program Assistant of the Office of International Studies, already runs an International Photography Contest. (Winners are pictured to the right.)

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Lenox Laser hopes to form a partnership with Goucher to help students discover the principles and valuable lessons to be learned from Pinhole Photography Science. Our goal is to set up an annual Pinhole Competition on Campus, to complement the department’s existing competition, as well as introduce a new medium to students.

Company President, Joe d’Entremont met with Goucher Vice-President and Academic Dean, Michael Curry, proposing an upcoming visit to Lenox Laser’s production facilities. It is our vision to work with Goucher in order to aid local students in building upon sound foundational sciences to develop and refine today’s technologies.

3 Sep 2003

e-blox and Coppin State

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e-blox technology can empower Baltimore’s Inner City. Suddenly, everyone can be an engineer. Lenox Laser is pioneering “Intuitive Tools” as a bridge to new millennium learning. e-Imaginative Blox help students help themselves. Designing and constructing real-life applications using simple math, high-tech tools and lot of fun! Join us as we challenge tomorrow’s horizons today…

Joe d’Entremont, President of Lenox Laser envisions a collective effort brining together students from Baltimore’s colleges, universities and high schools. They will participate in a project of discovery that could set the course for the future. Theirs, yours and ours!

Lenox Laser is now a partner with Coppin State University, a local teacher college, to develop and promote Science fair competition all over the area starting with Douglas and a few others.

Also we are seeking a private location for a museum for furthering education and competitions.